> The agency responded by telling me that it didn’t have to say, arguing that this information wasn’t a specific “government record.” But “in an effort to assist me,” they told me anyway.
That's probably govspeak for "You're wasting my time, but my supervisor was suitably amused and in a good mood all day"
Dang, yous guys sure need a reliable and reasonable computer distributer there. There is a big fat job for somebody.
If i treated my e-bay customers like that, they would drive me insane with questions and complaints. (i would have to fix fast , or get virtually tarred and feathered)
some of them will freak out if there is a Day delay. Today they demanded that the hard drive pictured is the only one i should send. Good thing that was the plan from the start.
(all the drives are the same anyways ? :-) dont know what they thought i was gonna send them .
zeroing out formatting 4 drives at once, on the onboard intel raid (common) , the computer has been choked up the whole time. Wunder what they gonna do when it takes 2 full days to format 20T hard disks.
So when it comes to speedy computer, they might have to adress that? The buss speak (my word for it) when there is little cpu use, and loads of communication. but wait, GPUs cause bad slowdowns, when doing mass buss speak? So it is likely that , it is the fact that the system tends to wait for replys from disks? I wonder if any of the new OS aspects changed that?
A stalled, or failing disk or controller can really "lock-up" the computer , for example.
The thing that makes buss speak slowdowns different (again) is there can be little to none CPU use , so you can not track it down. I often wonder if that is sometimes the slowdowns or balking people can have a Question about, because it cant be discovered easily I dont know of any software that analises that. mayby a latency checker, but it isnt designed for that specific purpose.
There are other examples when people get that kind of Balking. When people were raiding SSDs they would complain about it. 550MB/s disk controller communications going on.
I Would like to know if , given mass use of, The M2 SSDs pulling close to 2gig somethings per second, if they also do that? or the even the NEMA (or whatever it is called) communication method for M2?
NVM Express (NVMe)
NVMe allows for parellel I/O so , IS it less likely to make a user feel slowed down, because one disk action doesnt stop the other? OR With even more parrelel things waiting for a reply, it can choke the rest of the computer worse, even if it gets done faster..
Recent research again from Campaign Monitor. As of this update, support includes: iOS Mail, Mail.app on OS X, Lotus Notes 8, default Mail on Android, Outlook 2000, and Thunderbird.
Sooo... just use web fonts :P
WOFF perhaps
assuming you have a licence to distribute the font
@Rahul2001 too is used when the context is also or excessively. to is a preposition (comes before a noun) or to indicate that the verb to follow is an infinitive
Most ISP in may area almost exclusively shared IPv4 address; I gather that this is forced by the IPv4 exaustion.
Is this the only reason? that is will IPv6 eliminate the need for shared IPs?
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And another review question rejected. Someday I will need a macro key to spew "It loaded so slow that this simply must be a review question." simply because I type that oh so often.
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@Burgi eh, he's actually threatened to get me (and mum and sis) killed, and although they're probably empty threats, if I disappear without a word one day, please feel free to cuss him...
> Brazilian netizens think the internet boils down to Facebook
Research reveals that 55% of Brazilians do not perceive life online outside the platform created by Mark Zuckerberg
The Mozilla Foundation published this month a draft of an annual report on the "Internet Health" (Internet Health, the term used by the entity).
> The study brings an alarming fact: 55% of Brazilians considered that Facebook is the Internet. Ie more than half of respondents said not realize online life off the platform. The Country loses only to India, Indonesia and Nigeria in this view, which had higher response rates. In the United States, only 5% of respondents equaled the web to Facebook. https://translate.google.com/translate?sl=auto&tl=en&js=y&prev=_t&hl=en&ie=UTF-8&u=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.cartacapital.com.br%2Fblogs%2Fintervozes%2Finternautas-brasileiros-acham-que-a-internet-se-resume-ao-facebook&edit-text=
how do you quantify "works" though, one may get 1G out of a cable that is out of spec, but one should not expect it from one that is. Is that assumption wrong?
let me rephrase that, you have two computers end to end, and you are measuring how fast they can move data back and forth, the variables there could be the disk, raid controller buffers, the processor, NIC, the cable....
So, was experimenting a bit with Prime95 to determine which FFT size would generate the most heat. 20 KB FFTs seem to be the most demanding on Haswell.
I will check it out, in the case we have currently, this one triplett.com/byte-brothers/real-world-certifier-faqs said the sable was fine, but it barely works at all on multiple computers. If it was a termination issue the scanner should suffer the same results no?
That is way outside or budget, we are a non profit, that is why i was looking for an installer than had need for this expenditure, vs us buying one.
length of run is <150', re terminated twice, took two laptops that perform at or about 900+mbps (iperf) on multiple known good runs, so we figured that was a good "Real world" test.
took the switch and all other elements out of the equation cable end to end with crossover adapter, on those two known bad runs, they would at times move 5 or 6 mbps best. If I plug them in at the switch they may or may not link up at 1000, but renegotiate often back down to 10mbps often, and if I set them at any static value even 10, they drop faily often too.
The byte brothers scanner said "all tests passed" same it reported on the known good runs
that is why I was being so adamant about testing, if it truly passes TIA specs, I need a priest not a tech.
I can get one test wrong, maybe two, but I cannot see my failure rate being proportional to the room I am standing in while doing it.
@djsmiley2k @djsmiley2k, you are really incorrect about the cable working or not. There are many cable installations which seem to work, but give poor performance, requiring many resend requests. One or both ends to get a lot of malformed frames. I saw one installation where a cable had been damaged in installation, and it seemed to work (slowly) for everything but MS Word. A replacement cable work well for everything.
Every certified cable installer is supposed to test every cable in the installation to see that it meets all the performance specifications, fix any problems, and present the customer with a complete report for every cable installed. This requires expensive test equipment.
But the cost of the test equipment can be couple of orders of magnitude larger than what a cable installer charges. The latest Fluke tester is over $10,000. You need that sort of equipment to flush out subtle problems that can creep in.
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